Through the continued generosity of William and Marilyn Nonnamaker, The University of Findlay will offer additional scholarship funds during the next academic year.
    
The William ’53 and Marilyn Nonnamaker Scholarship was established by William and his wife, Marilyn, in 1986 to be awarded annually to an incoming freshman from Hancock County who ranks in the upper third of his or her graduating class.

Recently, in conjunction with the 125th anniversary of The University of Findlay, Mr. and Mrs. Nonnamaker substantially added to the fund and revised the guidelines so that a second award would be given each year to a student in his or her sophomore, junior or senior year of study who has attained at least a 3.2 GPA.

This student must also be a graduate of a Hancock County high school.
The University is working to create 125 new endowed funds for student scholarship, faculty development and program support. Thus far, 57 new funds totaling more than $3.5 million have been created, in addition to the Nonnamaker gift.

To learn about endowments and scholarships, click here.

A steering committee consisting of University alumni and friends has been organized to provide leadership during the drive. Members of the steering committee are:
•    A.R. ’66 and Mary Ann Charnes, national co-chairs
•    Dr. Robert Frampton, College of Health Professions
•    Barbara Meyers ’63, College of Education
•    Larry McDougle ’63, College of Sciences
•    Tony Pitts ’85, Athletics
•    Dallas Sterling, School of Pharmacy
•    Jim ’63 and Karis Woodward, College of Liberal Arts
•    Denny Zahler ’70, College of Business